between the international border and their secondary place where they catch up with them after the chisholm is the ranch is the. i work with and those ranches are really a chasing field a big playing field for the border patrol to make their captures and they have to make the captures some at least so that they have metrics so they have statistics to report back to congress. you can see the border from here by the. steel fence goes down this side because all we down the san pedro river then stops then starts again on the other side of the river and goes all the way to not go in past that as we. look on the other side going west that's going east going west if you come over this side of the monument . the only way you can see the border from here is a little small track and then savable on the mountain the rest of it does not have a big wall it only has a small vehicle barrier and there's access to it but you can't see it from here and you can see all the swells and dips and things so it's almost impossible for somebody up here to really tell whether anything's going on down there no matter

roots go back to our congresswoman shirley chisholm roots and really inspire any gauge the citizens of this country not just during election time but three hundred sixty five days of the year so that they will feel motivated and know that there is a real difference when they come out to vote mr trump told me many years ago that he supported a single payer health care system you told politico you think there's something wrong with democrats who don't support the single payer health insurance idea which is basically medicare for all you think there should be a litmus test the nominee in twenty twenty should be for a single payer system is a value proposition larry is not my litmus test is the test of the american people the overwhelming majority of american people regardless of their political ideology really believe that the government should take more of a role in managing and providing health care medicare works ask our our seniors ask our elders. it really does work and in the wealthiest country on the face of the earth it really is a moral question for us whether you're democrat or

those that are fired up to get onto the battlefield, jfk and rfk and mlk, cesar chavez and shirley chisholm, we win. yes, they were fired up for civil rights, they were on fire for ending poverty and expanding opportunities. in other words, brothers and sisters, if the democratic party is searching for a formal for victory, i would say just that we run as democrats. [applause] >> the republican light does not cut it. -- right does not cut it. my family is from baltimore. we went through tough times, a couple years ago, tougher than normal. neighborhoods were on fire. second toped for a consider what had happened to upton. that is where my family started their journey almost 80 years ago in baltimore, when granddad came up to work for the railroad . the family moved into the housing projects. 1940 went toa in work for planned parenthood. [applause] about, i stood there on my way to church and i stopped in the housing projects where my mom spent her childhood. i thought about how blessed my family had been, that a one generation away had gone from raising one child, my mother in the projects,

inspired us onto the battlefield, the spirit ok -- and rfk and him mlk, and surely children -- shirley chisholm and cesar chavez, we win. they were on fire for civil rights and ending poverty and expanding opportunity. , if the words democratic party is searching for formula for victory, i would suggest we run as democrats. [applause] : republicans just do not cut it. my family is from the city of baltimore. we went through tough times a couple of years ago. neighborhoods were on fire. a second tod for tosider what had happened often, that's where my family started its journey in baltimore almost 80 years ago. when my grandfather came to work railroad, my family moved into the macola housing projects and my grandma went to work for -- macola housing projects and my grandma went to work for planned parenthood. stillght about, it is down my way to church and stopping the shadow of the housing projects where my mom spent half of a lifetime and i thought about how blessed my family had been that in one generation we went from raising one child, my mother in the housing project to another child -- t